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The Australian Government today announced the 127 disability organisations to benefit from $15.5 million in Information, Linkages and Capacity Building (ILC) grants under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

The Minister for Families and Social Services Paul Fletcher and Assistant Minister Sarah Henderson today announced the outcome of the agency’s Disabled People and Families Organisations (DPFO) grant round, which closed in December 2018.

The Australian Government today launched the $51 million NDIS National Information Program grants to help people with disability live more accessible and connected lives.

New arrangements between the NDIA and Aboriginal Medical Services (AMS’s) in remote areas of Western Australia will help improve people’s access to the NDIS.

Western Australian children with a developmental delay or disability will benefit from a further investment to deliver front line Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI) services under the NDIS.

A new NDIS grant round has been released to establish a national network of specialist providers who will assist the NDIA to support the development of robust support coordination services for NDIS participants with exceptionally complex support needs.

Motor Neurone Disease is a rare, incurable and fatal condition which is invariably characterised by a rapid deterioration in physical function.

The Minister for the NDIS, Jenny McAllister, announced late in 2025 that all providers delivering SIL and/or NDIS digital platform services must become registered.

An Adelaide woman has been arrested and charged on Wednesday (10 June, 2026) over an alleged plot to defraud more than $5 million from the NDIS.

Participants are invited to help test the new way of planning before it rolls out from April 2027.